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What to do when potting soil becomes compacted? One trick to keep roots strong and leaves green without repotting
After growing flowers for a long time, you will inevitably run into the problem of compacted potting soil. For small potted plants, never mind, repotting with fresh soil is relatively convenient. But what about large potted plants? Repotting with fresh soil is really laborious. Is there any method that lets us be lazy, skip repotting, and still...
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How to repot a Christmas cactus? The correct repotting method and steps
How to repot a Christmas cactus?
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What to do when flowers wilt after repotting? Here's the correct way to handle it
This is day 925 of Lanyao's daily original article. Yesterday Lanyao talked about the method for helping potted roses, a sun-loving woody flower, recover after repotting. Of course, different flowers need different recovery methods. If it's a herbaceous flower, then the recovery method is completely different....
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How to repot a spider plant? With the right soil, keeping it green and evergreen is easy
Spider plants are a common indoor plant, but many flower lovers grow them for a while, the spider plant develops yellow, withered leaves, and they end up killing it. Caring for spider plants requires some soil mixed with sand and coal ash, or leaf mold works very...
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There's a trick to repotting succulents - learn these methods quickly
Everyone knows that for the little healing potted plants on your desk to grow well, transplanting them to get more growing space is important, but plump succulents are different - there are many details hidden in the devil. So how do you successfully transplant succulents...
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Repotting jasmine in 3 steps: trim, soak the roots, and pot in a plain pot to lay the foundation for a full burst of blooms
From June to August, jasmine in the south is at its most fragrant. The plant lovers around the young gardener couldn't resist the urge and also got two jasmines. Unfortunately, the courier wasn't reliable, and by the time they arrived they were almost wilted. How should they be potted up? Jasmine...
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How to correctly repot a newly bought money tree
A money tree that has just been bought generally does not need repotting. If you do want to repot it, first place it in a ventilated spot and wait until the soil dries out before repotting. Before repotting, prepare a new pot and add a small amount of fresh soil. Take the plant out of the old pot, remove part of the old soil, then plant it in the new pot and fill in firmly with soil. Place it in a spot with indirect light and water it once after 2-3 days.
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How to correctly repot a newly bought money tree
A money tree that has just been bought generally does not need repotting. If you do want to repot it, first place it in a ventilated spot and wait until the soil dries out before repotting. Before repotting, prepare a new pot and put a small amount of fresh soil in it. Take the plant out of the old pot, remove some of the old soil, then plant it in the new pot and fill it firmly with soil. Place it in a spot with indirect light and water it once after 2-3 days.
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These 4 flowers go a year and a half without repotting, the potting soil gets completely eaten up, and it would be a miracle if they still grew well
More and more people are growing flowers now, and growing flowers is actually a technical skill. If we do not understand the habits of flowers well enough, it is rather difficult to grow a pot of flowers well. We all know how important soil is for flowers, spending...
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Add a little of this dirty stuff when repotting: it disinfects and sterilizes, and the roots grow strong
Friends who love growing flowers all know that potted flowers should be repotted every one to two years, giving the roots more room to grow and fertile soil, so the plants grow more and more vigorously, with lush foliage and flowers that never stop! So when repotting flowers...
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